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Mrs. Ward's-The Monkey's Paw-Vocabulary
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1
Choose the definition of "rubicund."
blue-eyed
red suit
red-faced
greedy for wealth
2
To express sympathy for
condoling
coldly
cold-natured
comma
3
A synonym is a word that means the opposite of the true meaning
False
True
4
This story included the word "grave" in two different ways:
hilarious
very serious, very complicated
a place in a cemetery
very beautiful
5
Learning vocabulary words helps you in the following ways: choose three
speak better
write better
see better
sound better
6
The word, "apathy," means to be seeking after wealth
False
True
7
The word, "presumptuous," means to expect too much, to be overly bold or confident
False
True
8
A collection of stories from the ancient near East about supernatural beings and fantastic adventures is...
Little Red Riding Hood
Harry Potter
The Arabian Nights
Sponge Bob
9
In the story, the word "fancy" means
a gift
to imagine, to want, to take a liking to
to hurt someone's feelings
to kill
10
To be amiable is to be mean and hard to get along with.
True
False
11
Fearless, dauntless, brave, persistent are synonyms for
avaricious
prediction
doughty
apathy
12
In real life, some people believe that a "wishbone" is a talisman
True
False
13
Choose the following attributes of the word, "setting," in this story (choose three)
surroundings
computer
where an event takes place
time
14
If someone had a "rubicund" face, it means they are jolly.
False
True
15
To speak ill (bad) of is to __________ someone
grave
arabian
malign
rubicund
16
Alphabetical order means to put things in order according to
their birth order
their weight
their color
a specific letter in the word
17
Greedy for wealth is the definition of...
avaricious
simian
arabian
rubicund
18
Causing great discomfort, great distress; having things weigh heavily on your mind
avaricious
prediction
oppressive
arabian
19
To describe someone as "rubicund" means they are red-faced.
False
True
20
In the story, Mr. White saw a "simian" face appear in the window.
True
False
21
Citing textual information means using specific pieces of information to SUPPORT a CLAIM
True
False
22
"Pounds" is money in English currency
False
True
23
The feeling that the writer creates for the reader is "doughty"
True
False
24
It could be said that "some" students are apathetic or display apathy
False
True
25
Choose two antonyms of avaricious
rotten
giving
charity
selfish
26
In this story, the talisman is
the Sergeant
the fireplace
the Monkey's paw
the 200 pounds
27
Foreshadowing hints at things to come...in this story, we see foreshadowing in the following ways...(choose two)
the laughter of Mrs. White
the gloomy weather
the spooky faces in the fire
the blue skies
28
To be "furtive" means to be sneaky, stealthy...
False
True
29
A "talisman" is an object that serves as a charm or has magical powers
True
False
30
If I speak very good about someone, I am maligning them.
False
True
31
A "fakir" means a holy man.
False
True
32
Apathy means...(choose two)
to be good-natured
to show indifference
to be hospitable and helpful
to have a lack of interest
33
To be amiable is to be friendly and good-natured
True
False
34
I think that all students will pass this test; this is an example of the word, "prediction."
False
True
35
To take this test "amiably" means to take this test in a friendly, good-natured way, even though it is a Monday test
True
False
36
An antonym is a word that means the opposite of a word's true meaning
True
False
37
To display a lack of interest or a lack of emotion is
avaricious
apathy
agony
atrophy
38
"prediction" means
a type of coffee
a holiday
to forecast, to estimate the future
football jerseys
39
A thing of little value or importance
trifle or trifling
apathy
rubicund
amiable
40
A tendency to believe that something is real or true...too easily
rubicund
incredible
avaricious
credulity
41
One could say that most dogs are "avaricious."
False
True
42
The feeling that the writer creates for the reader is "mood"
True
False
43
A thing of little value or importance is oppressive
False
True
44
In the story, the person banging on the door was very "condoling."
True
False
45
"Simian" means
like a cat
like a dog
like a monkey
like a lizard